Sentence examples for maintaining support from from inspiring English sources
He and his team spent less energy on disputing the details of evidence than on maintaining support from fellow-Democrats and from the public.
The school known as neoinstitutionalism revived the institutionalist view that the key organizational problem is that of gaining and maintaining support from external constituencies.
If siding with Trump pushes the caucus too far from its ideological principles, the group may have trouble recruiting and keeping members, or maintaining support from conservative activists.
The ECB could ease much more aggressively, allowing the German economy to run hotter (thereby facilitating internal euro-area adjustment) and contributing to less upward pressure on the euro (thereby maintaining support from external demand).
Both became mainstream standard-bearers for the Republican Party while maintaining support from the Tea Party movement, and both emphasize the need for the party to offer an alternative, rather than simply attacking the other side.
Problems identified included issues of scheme design and implementation, evaluations issues, criticism from both within the travel behaviour field and from other transport sectors, and issues maintaining support from policy makers.
The organisation, specialising in therapeutic support for troubled children, has maintained support from a number of prominent backers who have donated millions in the past.
Speaking on the BBC's Sunday Politics, Baker indicated there would have to be major changes within Vote Leave to maintain support from MPs.
But Trump is continuing to use one of his chief selling points in running for president — his success as a businessman — to maintain support from this base.
Third, Trump maintains support from his base by supplying it with rhetorical red meat, while at the same time avoiding fights that he might lose.
They must do so in a way that maintains support from voters who fear that financial stability and European integration are at odds.
